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Problems with OneCard
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A glitch that occurred last semester in the program used to charge Wilf’s meals to students’ OneCards left many charges waiting in the system
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50 years of Winter Carnival
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Winter Carnival has been a Wilfrid Laurier University tradition since it originated in 1960. At the time, it was not a team competition like
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WLUSU board meeting update: Jan. 8, 2010
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On Friday the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union board of directors met for the first time in 2010. Among other things they passed three
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H1N1 vaccination clinics at Laurier
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WLU is holding vaccination clinics on two days next week. Students, faculty and staff will be able to receive both seasonal-flu and H1N1 vaccinations
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Radio Laurier resurrected
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Radio Laurier re-launched on Friday Jan. 8, and will now be providing either live or pre-recorded programming throughout the week, every week. They celebrated
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Canadian homebuilder wins Laurier’s Outstanding Business Leader Award
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Among prominent members of the Waterloo and Laurier communities – including co-founder and CEO of RIM Jim Balsillie, Conservative MP for Kitchener-Waterloo Peter Braid,
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Beloved professor no longer teaching
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Tenured Laurier professor Franklin Ramsoomair, who has been a faculty member in the business department for the past 20 years, is no longer teaching
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GSA report
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GSA- GRT On Monday Jan. 18, full-time graduate students will vote in a referendum regarding the fee changes surrounding GRT bus passes. Grand River
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Director quits board
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Justin Glover, a member of the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union board of directors, has resigned from his position as an elected student representative.
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Food bank briefly closed
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The Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union food bank was founded three years ago to provide hungry Laurier students with free food. By filling out
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